Thomas Williams Cambrian Type B Welsh Miners Lamp
$ 92.59
On offer is a genuine Thomas and Williams Cambrian Type B Welsh miners lamp, manufactured in Aberdare, Wales, and marked Made in Wales to the base. The maker’s plaque reads “Approved Schedule 6 Cambrian Type No B” confirming this as a recognised traditional mining safety lamp associated with the Welsh coal industry. The lamp stands at 10 inches high excluding the handle and is in good condition with honest age related wear and patina. Thomas and Williams of Aberdare are among the most respected names in British mining history, producing safety lamps for collieries throughout South Wales for generations. Their lamps became symbolic of the Welsh coal mining industry and today are highly sought after by collectors of industrial antiques and mining memorabilia. This example retains its brass body, original glass chamber, hanging handle, and detailed maker’s plaque, making it a strong decorative and historical piece. A fine example of a Welsh miners safety lamp that brings authentic industrial character and coal mining history to any collection or interior. Key Features ✅ Genuine brass Welsh miners safety lamp✅ Thomas and Williams makers plaque✅ Approved Schedule 6 Cambrian Type No B✅ Made in Aberdare Wales✅ Original glass chamber and brass construction✅ Condition: Good condition with age related wear and patina✅ Marked Made in Wales to the base✅ Size: 10 inches high excluding the handle We ship worldwide using tracked, insured services. Shipping is calculated at checkout with no surprises. All items are securely packed with care and experience. Customs & Import Duties:USA buyers: All customs duties are paid at checkout. All other countries: Customs charges may apply upon delivery. Buyers are responsible for checking local import rules and fees before purchasing. Stock code 180526


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